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Hi all,
I'm extremely new to photographing and post-processing time lapse videos. I've been playing around and trying to get my photography settings down, so that I can get the look that I'm after. It's been really windy at my house, so I've been photographing the wind blowing the leafs, plants and trees as the motion for my videos. The lighting is boring, but consistent, which is a good thing for me, as I learn. I'm shooting completely in manual (focus, ISO, shutter, aperture, and white balance) . ISO is fixed at 200 (native for my camera), shutter 1/60 or 1/30 with an ND filter, aperture 6.4 or 8, white balance set to "sunny", and using and electronic shutter (as opposed to mechanical), image stabilization off, and interval ranging from 1 second to 4 seconds. The few videos that I've created are very basic, and have been completely flicker free, however, they're "jumpy", and no where near as "smooth" as many of the videos that I've seen. So to that end, I'm wondering what I can do to make the videos less jittery/jumpy, and more smooth?
Thanks in advance!
I'm extremely new to photographing and post-processing time lapse videos. I've been playing around and trying to get my photography settings down, so that I can get the look that I'm after. It's been really windy at my house, so I've been photographing the wind blowing the leafs, plants and trees as the motion for my videos. The lighting is boring, but consistent, which is a good thing for me, as I learn. I'm shooting completely in manual (focus, ISO, shutter, aperture, and white balance) . ISO is fixed at 200 (native for my camera), shutter 1/60 or 1/30 with an ND filter, aperture 6.4 or 8, white balance set to "sunny", and using and electronic shutter (as opposed to mechanical), image stabilization off, and interval ranging from 1 second to 4 seconds. The few videos that I've created are very basic, and have been completely flicker free, however, they're "jumpy", and no where near as "smooth" as many of the videos that I've seen. So to that end, I'm wondering what I can do to make the videos less jittery/jumpy, and more smooth?
Thanks in advance!